G GrayWolf In Runtime Messages 148 Apr 26, 2005 #11 Him said: Notice the clock looks exactly like the clock program in Windows 3.1, except on this one you can change the time within Windows. Perhaps, it was left for nostalgia purposes? Click to expand... I suppose you could say the same thing about Program Manager which is located in C:/windows/system32.... -GrayWolf
Him said: Notice the clock looks exactly like the clock program in Windows 3.1, except on this one you can change the time within Windows. Perhaps, it was left for nostalgia purposes? Click to expand... I suppose you could say the same thing about Program Manager which is located in C:/windows/system32.... -GrayWolf
H Him Fully Optimized Messages 3,191 Apr 26, 2005 #12 Yeah, you prolly could. Program Manager is absolutely useless nowadays. I still use it sometimes though, just because it is cool.
Yeah, you prolly could. Program Manager is absolutely useless nowadays. I still use it sometimes though, just because it is cool.
G GrayWolf In Runtime Messages 148 Apr 28, 2005 #13 Reminds me of a time without Spyware, SPAM, and another IE security hole. -GrayWolf
